Top Perth Air Tours

Visit three of Western Australia's top attractions outside Perth in one day by flying there. Traveling by plane, you'll head to Wave Rock, the Pinnacles, and Rottnest Island to see unique rock formations, otherworldly landscapes, white-sand beaches, and native wildlife. Booking this tour is ideal for those short on time who want to see more of the state outside the capital city. You'll have the chance to take walks, visit small museums, enjoy photo opportunities, and more.

See the unique, natural rock structures in the remote Pinnacle Desert during this full-day, guided tour by airplane that includes a visit to Cervantes, Rottnest Island and spectacular aerial views of the Australian landscape. High above the ground take in views of the dunes, bush, and beaches. Walk among towering limestone formations in the desert and make your way to Rottnest Island for free time at the beach.

Fly round-trip to Wave Rock from Perth to visit this remote destination without spending hours on the road. You’ll see the countryside and Australian Outback during the 1-hour scenic flight to Wave Rock, and touch down in the morning before the crowds arrive. Get great photo ops the landmarks, and have time for morning tea, and optional visits to the Wildlife Park, Toy Museum, or Lace Place.

Experience the charm of Rottnest Island with a scenic flight from Perth. Soar above the Indian Ocean and Perth’s pristine coastline, taking in breathtaking aerial views before touching down on the island. Once there, unwind with a swim at one of Rottnest’s famous beaches and enjoy lunch at your leisure. Keep an eye out for the local inhabitants that hop around the island—quokkas.

Perth offers travelers a world of attractions, from pristine parklands to laid-back beaches and a glitzy central business district. It can be challenging to see it all in one trip, but this scenic flight tour lets you see it all and more from above in roughly half an hour. There is pretty much no other way to get bird’s eye views of Perth, Freemantle, and the Indian Ocean.

See the unique rock formations dotting the sands of the Pinnacles Desert from high in the sky during this half-day, guided, flight-seeing tour that includes a ground tour. See the vast landscape and small desert full of towering limestone pillars before touching down in the town of Cervantes. In Namburg National Park, see the Pinnacles up close and take time to explore this natural wonder.

See Perth and the surrounding areas on a thrilling, 45-minute flight. Get stunning aerial views of Rottnest Island, Perth’s white sand beaches, and the Fremantle Port as you glide through the sky. Avoid crowds or the hassles of driving, as you take in the scenic views from above. Get your bearings with a bird’s eye view of over the Swan River, King’s Park, and Perth’s Central Business District and suburbs.

Experience a spectacular bird's eye view of Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake and Kalbarri Coastal cliffs. As well as the option to tour the Lake and Cliffs. Fly from Perth, along the west coast of Australia, over ocean, sand dunes and fishing villages on sandy beaches, towards Hutt Lagoon. Drop down for a scenic flight around the amazing Pink Lake, coloured by a rare variety of algae, and fly along the coastal cliffs of Kalbarri. There is an option to land in Kalbarri and tour the Lake and coastal cliffs, before flying along the Gorge on your way back to Perth.

Visitors to Australia’s West Coast love exploring the beautiful Margaret River wine region, but it can be a hassle getting there all the way from Perth by car. This flight takes visitors from Perth to Leeuwin Estate winery and restaurant in just one hour for a luxury dining experience before flying them back to Perth in comfort.

Fly from Perth to Australia’s Southwest, with views of gorgeous beaches and country Australia. After the flight, a coastal drive to the ancient and spiritual tingle forests leads you to the Tree Top Walk, where you can walk among the giants in the treetops. The tour then extends to Denmark, a tranquil country town with stunning white beaches and turquoise waters. Here, you’ll also visit the gorgeous and unique “Elephant Rocks”, a collection of massive rocks littering a secluded beach.Take some time out to relax and enjoy a meal, before we drive you to Albany. Here, you’ll see a page from Australia’s history books at the Old Whaling Station; where a major industry thrived for many years. Afterwards, visit the awe inspiring ‘Gap’ and ‘Natural Bridge’ which tell a story thousands of years in the making. These epic geological structures stand at the border of land and sea, showing off the raw power of the Southern Ocean. From July to October, whales can be seen off the coast.

Explore the Kalbarri Gorges and the west coast of Australia by plane and car on the ultimate full-day tour from Perth. Fly over sandy beaches, bushland, cliffs, and the Pink Lake en route to Kalbarri. After landing, drive to the gorges in Kalbarri National Park, and see the stunning Murchison River landscape. Stop for lunch before touring the rugged coastal cliffs, then see the cliffs from above while flying back to Perth.

Take a flight-seeing tour over Australia’s Western coastline during this full-day, guided tour of Shark Bay and Monkey Mia that includes a interaction with dolphins. Relax into your reserved window seat on the plane and take off over the vast coastal landscape. Feed dolphins swimming in the shallows of Monkey Bay before lunch at an open-air restaurant on the beach.

Getting to “Rotto,” as the locals affectionately call it, is just a short ferry ride from the mainland and a world away from city life. A Rottnest Island Day Tour is the perfect way to experience all that this car-free, carefree Class A reserve has to offer in a single day. For such a tiny island, it packs a lot of pleasure into your visit. On its shores, 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, and many coral reefs and wrecks invite you to enjoy some of Australia’s finest swimming spots, snorkel trails, and surf breaks. On dry land, you’ll meet the cutest mini marsupial, found only in Western Australia, the world-famous quokka, as well as many unique plant and animal species.